I didn't know what to expect .... I saw Pavarotti perform only once at the Met in NYC, but like many at the time, he's the one who opened up the love of opera. You'll need a car to get to the Museo Pavarotti which has some rooms that are kept with his furnishings and others that display his costumes, awards, photos, and other memorabilia. It's a moving experience to see his home and his art works. The cemetery with the his family's plot is close by, and folks at the museum will direct you there.

Very interesting point of view on the Maestro personal life. The house he lived in with many rooms and open spaces for various activities. Self tour with hearing devices in several languages.

Called out maintenance to attend to a couple of issues in our caravan on arrival. Micheal and Billy arrived promptly and dealt with it straight away . They were friendly, helpful and professional. Fab work 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

A visit to his home turned out to be one of the best experiences I had in my 37 day trip. when you go in , you do not want to leave. It ws as if he were there present. I didn't want to leave and we were the about 2 hours. There is so much to see there....dont miss it!!!

If you are visiting Modena,Italia you must go to Casa Museo Luciano Pavarotti. Although it is a little way out of Modena it is well worth the trip. You are free to go anywhere in the Villa. The costumes,photos,letters & other Memorabilia are amazing. The Staff are very welcoming & informative.I was with 8 friends and we all said what a wonderful experience it was to be able to wonder inside & out of the Villa.

We arrived about 1pm and for some reason no other tourists were there when it so deserves to be packed as 1. Everything is on display and no rooms are off limits. 2. Welcoming warm staff 3. Beautiful relaxing ambience ss there are rooms you can relax and unwind down and even lie down to experience Pavarottis beautiful voice and videos 4. Only 10 euros. Vastly underpricing. All up, one of my finest visits to any museum/famous home and should be seen by more people, even those that don't like opera or Pavarotti!

This relatively modest (considering his fame) house is a touching reminder of a man who brought joy to any. It is surprisingly personal, allowing visitors into his personal rooms and showing personal letters from famous friends. Thank you

This is a wonderful glimpse into the life of the incredible Pavarotti- not just a house but a home. A 15 min taxi ride from the town centre, give yourself 90 - 120 mins to see the place. Really interesting

I am not an opera lover. Give me a jazz club any night of the week over Pavarotti. However, I cannot deny his status as one of Italy's most famous and influential musicians. Luckily, you don't need to be a fan of his music to enjoy exploring his house which has been left almost untouched since he died. It's a little outside the town centre but worth the trip. Self-guided tour is done with English language audio guide.

Amazing members of staff at Travelodge London Dagenham East are making my stay easy and comfortable. One of them is Shirley, who is very good in customer service. She is very helpful and a friendly person. She is well aware of her job.

Arrived with no pre-booking and achieved immediate entry (late September). Even if you are not already a committed Pavarotti fan, the Museum does and has everything expected and more - all in good style and very well thought out. The exhibits and settings are brilliant. Who would expect to even see an original letter from Bruce Springsteen or Princess Diana to the Maestro or a picture of him with James Brown! The audio guide is also second to none - do not leave it out. All just superb!

While it's a bit of a ways from the town of Modena (recommend taking a taxi), it was well worth the trip. The museum is laid out perfectly, giving both a sense of Pavarotti's life and how he chose to live. Was stunning in its simple elegance, and the number of pictures and videos of him with a seemingly endless array of celebrities and other entertainers was fun to see.

Absolutely stunningly beautiful location, the house was equally as beautiful. So nice to have a glimpse into Pavarotti’s house. Walking around seeing all the pictures, moment and memories was very special. He was a one of a kind, so gifted, such a beautiful person inside and out. His voice will be remembered forever. So glad we took the trip to have this special day, I would highly recommend visiting this special place

Set in the countryside outside of Modena, this lovely farmhouse is a beautiful tribute to a great singer. Left as it was at the time of his death, its a moving experience. And all the while his music plays. We had a car so was easy to get to and has parking. I thing there is public transport but not sure.

I'm not especially a Pavarotti fan, but this was an absolutely lovely morning. He was quite obviously a marvelous man and full of life and talent. This house has been left like it was when he lived and died there. It isn't ostentatious - just full of memories and memorabilia. It is very touching and poignant and it feels as if he might just walk back in. Take time there to look a the hundreds of photos of who he met and listen to the maestro in this wonderful setting.